Precision Machine Assembler: Hands-On, Quality-Focused

Job Juncture; New Britain (CT); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Job Juncture in Connecticut is seeking a Machine Assembler to join their team and build high-precision machinery. The role focuses on assembling mechanical components, following drawings and schematics, and ensuring world-class quality standards.

You will use precision tools and overhead cranes, read imperial and metric measurements, and contribute to lean manufacturing and continuous improvement. Requires 2 years in assembly or 5 years in machine tool parts manufacturing; able to lift up to 50

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of experience in assembly or 5 years in manufacturing of machine tool parts, maintenance, or service.
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and perform repetitive reaching and bending.
• Familiarity with documentation, drawings, and part lists; ability to read schematics and blueprints.

Responsibilities

• Assemble mechanical components and machines according to engineering drawings, part lists, blueprints, hydraulic, electrical, and pneumatic schematics.
• Use precision tools to achieve tolerances.
• Operate overhead cranes to move heavy components safely during the assembly process.
• Follow Quality Standards and accurately measure in both imperial and metric systems.
• Collaborate with supervisors and team members to achieve production goals.
• Maintain an organized and clean work area per lean manufacturing principles.
• Adhere to safety protocols and use PPE consistently.
• Provide feedback to support continuous process improvements.

Skills

Read schematics/blueprints

Attention to detail

Documentation and parts lists

Tools

Torque wrenches

Depth gauges

Dial indicators

Digital levels

Overhead cranes

Job description

Job Juncture in Connecticut is seeking a Machine Assembler to join their team and build high-precision machinery. The role focuses on assembling mechanical components, following drawings and schematics, and ensuring world-class quality standards.

You will use precision tools and overhead cranes, read imperial and metric measurements, and contribute to lean manufacturing and continuous improvement. Requires 2 years in assembly or 5 years in machine tool parts manufacturing; able to lift up to 50